CDG Award winners: 'Dune' and 'Cruella' to fight it out at the Oscars
Thursday, March 10, 2022 at 9:00PM
NATHANIEL R in Best Costume Design, Jacqueline West, Jenny Beavan, Ruth E Carter, guild awards, precursor awards

by Nathaniel R

Andrew Garfield accepting his prize

 

The Costume Design Guild Awards were held last night. Teary Andrew Garfield received the Spotlight Award and said costume designers were his favourite to collaborate with. Producers Amy Pascal and Rachel O'Connor where honored as Distinguished Collaborators and Sharen Davis received the Career Achievement Award. The late Anthony Powell was also inducted into the CDG Hall of Fame by Glenn Close in a prerecorded segment. The Costume Designers Guild divvies their annual prizes up into Contemporary, Fantasy, and Period which means that three films get to share honors. This year they went for Coming 2 America, Dune, and Cruella... the latter two are also competing for the Oscar. Winners and comments after the jump... 

EXCELLENCE IN PERIOD FILM

Jenny Beavan, Cruella designer

Jenny Beavan received her third CDG win and she's also enjoying her 11th nomination at the Oscars for Cruella. She's won two Oscars previously for A Room With A View (1986) and Mad Max Fury Road (2015) and if the 71 year old legend wins a third for Cruella... that's going to be quite a triple! They're all in different genres, from different studios and filmmakers, and take place in totally different time frames!

Most of this period list transferred to the Oscar lineup with House of Gucci falling out and replaced by Dune

The costume designers of DUNE

EXCELLENCE IN SCI-FI/FANTASY FILM

Dune brought Jacqueline West her first CDG win and also her fourth Oscar nomination though she has yet to win the naked gold man. Her previous nominations -- she's honored about once every seven years --  were for Quills (2000), The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (2008), and The Revenant (2015). In other words, if she doesn't win the Oscar for Dune we'll see her in the 2029 Oscar race! 

 

Ruth E Carter at work
EXCELLENCE IN CONTEMPORARY FILM

The Academy rarely nominats contemporary work so none of these film made their list. Congratulations to Ruth E Carter on her second competitive CDG win. The 61 year old designer also received the CDG lifetime achievement award a few years ago.

 

 

TELEVISION PRIZES

EXCELLENCE IN PERIOD TELEVISION


EXCELLENCE IN SCI-FI/FANTASY TELEVISION 

EXCELLENCE IN CONTEMPORARY TELEVISION 

EXCELLENCE IN VARIETY, REALITY-COMPETITION, LIVE TELEVISION

 

 

EXCELLENCE IN SHORT FORM DESIGN

 

 

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